A God-given purpose
Nehemiah’s example can help us learn to be faithful to God wherever he has called us.
Encountering God
Submitting to God’s way – hard though it is – is truly worthwhile.
Creating community
God calls his people to be different, so the world might see and know who he is and what his best way of life looks like.
Doing evangelism
Some encouraging stories and practical tips for sharing our faith: listen, ask good questions, pray, train and practise sharing the gospel and our personal testimony.
Becoming disciples
How can we grow into our identity as disciples (or ‘learners’) of Jesus, and lay strong foundations in the Word?
All involved
Let’s make sure we value all people and all gifts – however Big or Little, obvious or hidden – so we can all be involved.
Receiving the Spirit
On the day of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit came to bring the church into being and empower it to live out Jesus’ resurrection life.
Returning to the Father
What does the Ascension mean and what are the implications for us today? Jesus knows what it is like to be human, to go through our struggles and pain.
Restoring work
Does “secular” work – or related activity such as studying or volunteering – have any value in God’s kingdom?
Raising doubts
How can we avoid being trapped by our doubts? Jesus freed Thomas from his pain, and he can do the same for us.
Resurrection bodies
At the first Easter, Jesus showed himself not as a disembodied spirit but in bodily form – why does this matter?
Restructuring imagination
It’s natural to refer to someone who has just died in the past tense. For these two disciples, walking to Emmaus, hope had died too. But then Jesus opened their eyes to see him
